Season 2

1976-03-01 · 50m

The O'Halloran brothers dig a well in a lore belonging to the Great Eastern Mining Company. Some company men intervene and a fight breaks out. Patsy O'Hollaran is killed...

1976-03-08 · 50m

Widow Melanie Parker owns five acres of land which Farrar desperately needs to appease his shareholders, so he hires security man Henry de Witt to apply pressure - but he goes too far, and kills her friend Billy Adams.

1976-03-15 · 50m

A gypsy family is a convenient scapegoat when rioting miners seek vengeance on an unknown police informer.

1976-03-22 · 50m

Sgt. McKellar confronts Farrar over the mystery of a skeleton and a gold earring found by two miners in a bush grave on Great Eastern land.

1976-03-29 · 50m

Farrar has a rival when the Chevalier de Vaucluse arrives in Turon Springs and sets up a major new mining venture, with many miners leaving the Great Eastern to work for the new concern.

1976-04-12 · 50m

McKellar competes against Farrar in a horse race to win back money intended for a young orphan girl.

1976-04-19 · 50m

Sgt. McKellar and Supt. Kendall clash over Farrar's treatment of the Curran family who have settled on crown land he uses for sheep.

1976-04-26 · 50m

In pursuit of the notorious bushranger Jack Jessop, Sgt. McKellar captures his girlfriend and shoots dead one of his brothers. Jessop seeks revenge, and McKellar faces a shootout in the main street of Turon Springs.

1976-05-03 · 50m

Sgt. McKellar and Supt. Kendall both become involved when a kleptomaniac comes to Turon Springs to visit his estranged wife.

1976-05-10 · 50m

McKellar is on the trail of an Aboriginal fugitive, who is feared to be a kadaitcha man by his tracker.

1976-05-17 · 50m

Sgt. McKellar is seriously injured when a bank robbery is attempted while Turon Springs is deserted due to surrounding bushfires.

1976-05-24 · 50m

Three inexperienced bushrangers attempt to hijack a large gold nugget en route to Bathurst.

1976-05-31 · 50m

McKellar becomes personally involved when Tim Thomas leads the miners in direct action against the Great Eastern in support of a pay rise.